MMDF Channel programms

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2 total messages Started by Jan-Piet Mens Wed, 09 Oct 1991 17:22

#5702

Author: Jan-Piet Mens
Date: Wed, 09 Oct 1991 17:22

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I am looking for documentation on how to write a channel program for
MMDF. What do these channel programms expect, what should they produce, etc.

Perhaps an example program ? ;-)
The SCO documentation says nothing about all this.

BTW, anyone know of a mail-server that has the source-code for MMDF ?

Thanks,
	
	Regards,
		-JP 
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Re: MMDF Channel programms

#5703

Author: David Fiander
Date: Fri, 11 Oct 1991 12:38

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Note: follow-ups have been redirected to biz.sco.general, since
this is strictly an SCO issue.

According to jpm@Logix.DE (Jan-Piet Mens) (in <1991Oct09.172200.27751@Logix.DE>):
>I am looking for documentation on how to write a channel program for
>MMDF. What do these channel programms expect, what should they produce, etc.

SCO provides the "Channel Writer's Kit" to members of the
Developer Relations Program (at least, I don't know exactly
what you have to do to get it).  This contains libmmdf.a, mmdf
header files, sample channel programs, and man-pages for the
routines in libmmdf.a.  Because this is available through
DevRel, you cant just phone up support and get help.

--
David J. Fiander	   |Saturday night special (n.): A program or feature
SCO MMDF Development Group |kluged together in response to pressure from a
SCO Canada, Inc.	   |salescritter.  Such hacks are dangerously
			   |unreliable, but all too often sneak into a
			   |production release after insufficient review.

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